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https://defencehub.live/threads/ancient-indian-architecture.2930/

Mostly for IT and BPO (as they relate to exports), the companies are fairly large + corporate. You are right they are mostly oriented to english-speaking countries (esp US) but also leveraging fact English is the global language in general so that helps with developed countries in general...

https://navyrecognition.com/index.php/news/defence-news/2020/november/9277-17th-project-03160-raptor-class-patrol-boat-enters-in-service-with-russian-navy.html According to information published by the Russian press agency TASS on November 16, 2020, the 17th Project 03160 Raptor-class patrol...

https://www.realcleardefense.com/articles/2020/11/14/three_ways_to_make_the_m1_abrams_the_tank_of_the_future_649541.html Perhaps the perfect example of the ability of the U.S. defense industry to ensure the relevance of major platforms and weapons systems for decades after they were first...

https://pg-intel.com/defense/naval-group-launches-french-navys-second-fremm-air-defence-frigate-fs-lorraine/ Naval Group launched the French Navy FREMM air defence frigate FS Lorraine (D657) throughout a ceremony in Lorient on Friday, Nov. 13. FS Lorraine is the second of the 2 FREMM FREDA/...

https://defencehub.live/threads/the-quad-thread.531/page-3#post-25949

http://ajaishukla.blogspot.com/2020/11/us-indian-aircraft-carriers-to-feature.html For the first time, the naval exercise is being held off both East and West coasts By Ajai Shukla Business Standard, 17th Nov 20 Signalling the growing prominence of the Indian Ocean region in the security...

https://www.navalnews.com/naval-news/2020/11/phase-2-of-exercise-malabar-2020-in-western-indian-ocean/ Taking forward the synergy achieved in the recently concluded Phase 1 of Exercise Malabar 2020, which was conducted in the Bay of Bengal from 03 to 06 November 2020, this phase will involve...

A thread dedicated to Indian culture, tourism, vlogs, food etc...place to get to know the larger side of India (past defence, economy etc) a bit more.

https://www.dailysabah.com/world/asia-pacific/1100-taliban-fighters-killed-amid-clashes-in-25-days-afghanistan-says Afghanistan issued a list of at least 1,100 insurgents killed in ongoing clashes during the past 25 days, on Sunday amid stalled peace talks with the Taliban. According to the...

https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/economy/explained-all-you-need-to-know-about-pli-scheme-6111041.html#:~:text=The%20Union%20Cabinet%20approved%20the,white%20goods%2C%20and%20specialty%20steel. This was a good watch @Paro

Guys lets not do this. Both are not correct. Indonesians are plenty successful just like anyone else when given the same opportunities. I would also not call South Asia as "marginal achievement" when you put everything in context. India especially once it getting its act together is...

Well English is not so prevalent in Indonesia (taught at school from young age etc)...this gives a big leg up to South Asia (esp educated layer) to integrate with English speaking countries in general. Dutch speaking world is not that big now (compared to English) and also Indonesia didn't...

Here we are, moving on to the food yet again :D 🍽️ I like the lightning a lot btw, I used to think it was really ugly, but it has grown on me over the years to the point I really like it heh. I only responded coz the picture caught my eye. I like your out of the box thinking buddy.

I don't think Indians (and Pakistanis) are too different to any other developing country on it. Even if you look at Japan: Firstly japanese-american population is around 800,000: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_Americans Indian-Americans are about 3.8 million...

Hehe, but did you account for the CofG of the lightning? It would be around the wing area somewhere (for very important reason) and thus you need another set of lift fans in front of it to counter the moment arm and have straight up/down (and also option to trim etc). Harrier you will notice...

It was jointly developed, so either country can say that they developed it. The statements worded like this have been made multiple times before with no complaint from Russia.

Yeah I investigated further a few days after I posted it here and came across the same stuff. I forgot to update here :P ....it explains why this (from 2019) didn't blow up a lot more in 2020. Thanks for giving the summary.

750,000 in total sounds about right. There are about 200,000 Indian students studying in US alone. So add Europe, Canada, Australia etc and then rest of world, I would say it would be around that figure. It is of course total number studying (say 4 year program) rather than number leaving each...

Yes severely. There is lot of layers to unpack here on that. Immediate ones are: 1) The accumulated cost and impact of having to import from other countries what we could more readily import from each other. (Long term impact over many decades now) 2) The circuitous trade of what has key...